Most people aren’t really aware of how deep Marvel and DC lore can go, until they put their toe in the water and end up submerged miles deep. There is always something new to learn from these vast universes full of stories. We find the proof in DC’s official reveal about Green Lantern (Green Lantern).
The matter deals specifically with the Green Lantern Corps, an organization of universal or galactic guardians (composed of hundreds of races) who have rings that channel their power through willpower. It’s a little more complex than all that, but it suffices as a very brief summary. Among the many mysteries of the Lanterns, we find one that has been an open secret for decades: why the hell are there so many humans worthy of this power?
in the comic Green Lantern #9 (by Jeremy Adams and Xermanico), Hal finds Tom Kalmaku guarding an alternative central battery to Oa’s in a remote cave in Galicia. There, Hal receives a new ring made especially for humans. And it turns out that humans have an innate talent for wearing rings and getting the most out of it.
They chose humans… The Earth Lanterns… because they have an innate ability to follow orders. “An excess of will,” he said. This makes them better adapted to survive. There are enough for each of the 2814 members…
It was an open secret, but DC has confirmed why there are so many human Lanterns and why they can be so powerful: our unbreakable will. To give you an idea, John Stewart is so powerful that he can act as a power battery for the rings of his companions. They are joined by others like Guy and Hal who can even give rings to other humans worthy of them. Green Arrow, Flash and even Batman have come to combine their abilities with the power of the rings at specific moments.
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